The 2-pack Think Pink 7 x 7" Double Sided Cleaning Cloth from Carson includes two funky and practical oversized cleaning cloths featuring a silky side with a vibrant design to polish your optics or electronics and a gray microfiber side for more serious cleaning of same optics and electronics. They are effective for cleaning lenses, eyeglasses, cameras, binoculars, smartphones, monitors and many other delicate items. The Think Pink pack combines two cloths with a pink theme including the vibrant Wild Flower cloth.

Microfiber Side for Cleaning    Silky Side for Polishing    Effective for Lenses, Glasses, Screens    Vibrant, Fun Design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use this on telescope collector glass and if so with what, windex or? And reuse after washing the cloth too?

A: Windex will damage lens coatings, maybe moisten with distilled water if anything at all.

Q: 2. Does the bottom lip close shut? Like in the "Spudz Ultra" ?

A: Yes, the bottom lip of the Spudz Micro Fiber Cleaning Cloth (Gray, Black Pouch, XL) can close shut.

Q: 3. Is this leather or cloth?

A: Bluestar Large Chamois Cleaning Cloth is a type of soft pliable leather now made from sheepskin or lambskin.

Q: 4. When the grip-side is peeled off the inside packaging it leaves a dark red residue on the cardstock...while I understand this is from the silicone grip dots (which do not face the lens) will this residue transfer to other things in my camera bag or to my fingertips (and thus, my camera?) Or is it simply residue from its initial packaging/shipping?

A: The textured rubber dots are designed to help you to grip the cloth. They should not be left in contact with other items. While we would not expect rubber to leave a mark in typical conditions, we would also not leave it in contact with anything that will be especially sensitive for long periods, nor at high temperatures, nor while exposing it to certain caustic chemicals. In other words, it's soft rubber, so you'll want to treat it as you would any typical rubber. Absent such conditions, we would not expect any sort of plastic or rubber to transfer to other surfaces. Please note that the instructions are only to wash it in cold water and presumably with a typical (and not an industrial) detergent.

Q: 5. Can this cloth be washed in a clothes washer?

A: Yes, this can be washed in a clothes washer.

Q: 6. Does 'integrated' mean the microfiber is physically attached to the bag? That would be great to always keep the microfiber clean.

A: Yes, The cloth is attached to the green bag. Once you are done using it, just simply push it back into the bag using your finger.Dave

Q: 7. Where is this clothe manufactured? Thanks.

A: The country of origin for the ARRI Optical Cleaning Cloth (14.6 X 17.7") is Japan.

Q: 8. Is this essentially the same stuff as Pancro Optical Cleaner and Eclipse Sensor/Optics cleaner? I use Pancro for my lenses and Eclipse for my digital sensors, but need something to clean my scanner platen. I hear Purosol is good, but will my Pancro or Eclipse do the same exact thing?

A: If you want more detailed info. on a product, I suggest you Google MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet). I chose Purosol because they claim it contains no harmful solvents, and 'trusted' by an extensive range of professionals. Pancro touts 'fast drying'. Alcohol is fast drying. I'd definitely look at their MSDS. You never ever want to use alcohol on a coated lens, which all camera lenses have. I assume you have checked the 3-star rating on 'Eclipse'? Not encouraging. Finally, any scanner platen's I've seen are just plain glass. Walmart's el cheapo glass cleaner is all I use for a cleaning platen. It has ammonia. Works great on glass, but never, ever on a lens. What makes a quality lens cleaner expensive is the process: a good lab uses a safe room , (dust free ventilation). And at least a distillation process, a deionization filter, and pH adjusted to neutral 7.0. All this takes time and costs big bucks. My sense is that is at least part of the process used by Purosol. Anway, it's what I feel most comfortable using on my lenses for whatever that's worth?

Q: 9. Is it machine washable ?

A: The Spudz Micro Fiber Cleaning Cloth (Black) does not have printed washing instructions. In general, with cleaning cloths and microfiber products, we recommend not machine-washing them. Microfiber can easily be cleaned with dishwashing liquids to remove oil, stains, and dirt, and then airdried to preserve the integrity of the microfiber material.

Q: 10. How many come in a package?

A: Only one cloth comes in the package.